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There are plenty of reasons to avoid the territory’s stocks — this is not one of them
Government’s move to raise duty for the first time in almost 30 years threatens core HKEX business
Ambience counts in cutting deals over meals here, from top-floor vistas to old-school club class
HSBC accelerates pivot to Asia, dozens of Boeing 777 aircraft grounded after engine failure
New Bar Association head draws fierce criticism for defending judicial independence
Restructure of RTHK signals tightening of media controls in territory, critics say
As pressure from Beijing increases, empires such as Jardine Matheson and Swire must work out their next move
Inflows of $50bn from mainland China help turnover on Asian city’s bourse to surge
Community groups say many people seeking to leave territory are having to claim asylum
Territory’s banks will have to monitor transactions by politically connected mainlanders
Rising star Rachel Lord appointed to steer asset manager’s expansion in China
Groups sell equity at record pace as city seeks to challenge Nasdaq’s dominance
Warning to Britons in city came after US, Canadian diplomats were denied access to some detainees
FT's Nicolle Liu examines how the new legislation has been used to change civil society
Overhaul shows China’s crackdown has reached beyond jailing opposition leaders to reforming Hong Kong society
Top diplomat Yang Jiechi makes comments days after senior US officials criticise Beijing
International corporations are concerned Beijing’s growing influence will damage rule of law in the territory
Largely symbolic move reinforces Beijing’s threat to take further action over London’s visa offer to territory
Families from territory have been allowed to settle in Britain since July
Bankers bound for rival centres in wake of security law report unusual phone calls from authorities
Noel Quinn tells UK MPs he was not the judge of ‘motives or validity’ of police instructions
Group will travel to mainland China as wider inoculation rollout delayed in territory
David Perry was called a ‘mercenary’ after agreeing to prosecute pro-democracy activists
Retreat marks one of the first by a large financial institution amid unrest in territory
Dim sum, surfing, scenic hikes . . . the FT’s Asia editor shares his recommendations for discovering the city behind the bustle
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